Bubble Machine Circuit Game - STEM Game For Kids
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Can’t find fun new games that will make your kids leave the screens and learn some new things? Good thing we have the bubble machine circuit game right here for you! This is one of the innovative games that we can’t get enough of, especially because this is equally fun and educational. If you think that engineering games cannot compete or be fun games to play with friends, think again.
The bubble machine game is one of the latest games for kids that allows them to innovate and create their own circuit games. In this case, it is a stem game bubble machine! It is the perfect educational game for 8 year olds who enjoy breaking and making things and if by any chance they like battery operated games, then you’ve hit the jackpot. The bubble machine game consists of a gearbox, a sink, battery holder, connector, switch, and an instruction manual that guides you through every step in detail.
Using engineering games has never been as fun and easy as this circuit game. Get the latest games for kids, like this bubble machine game, and enjoy some time bonding time with your growing buddies. Check out our collection of brain games for kids and fun board games or educational games for more such fun games for kids.
- Age: 8 years and above
- Contents: Gear box, Bubble mould, Sink, Battery holder, Connector, Switch, 1 Instructions manual
- Material: Sturdy ABS Plastic
- Box Dimension: 28.5 (length) x 23 (width) x 7 (height)
- Battery Required: 2 AA batteries (not included)
- Brand: Brands (Button Circuits)
- Category: Educational Games
- Related Category: Board Games, Gifts for Boys, Gifts for Girls, Children's Gifts
- Country of Origin: India
How To Use:
- Use the bubble machine circuit game as an educational game for kids to explain to them about how electrical circuits work and function. Once the set up is done and the circuit is switched on, watch your kids enjoy the bubble formation mechanism.
- This is an innovative game for kids that will allow them to create their own machines and help them engage in DIY games.